UNDP · Page | 1 Table of Content I. Introduction Page 2 II. Project Coverage Page 3 III. Project Achievements Page 4 IV. Annex Annex I Township coverage villages Annex II Self Reliance

Human Development Initiative

Community Development for Remote Townships Project

(MYA/01/002)

HDI PROFILE

MINBYA TOWNSHIP

2003-2012

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Table of Content

I. Introduction Page 2

II. Project Coverage Page 3

III. Project Achievements Page 4

IV. Annex

Annex I Township coverage villages

Annex II Self Reliance Groups

Annex III Community Based Organization

Annex IV Resource Persons

Annex V Activity summary by sector

Annex VI Capacity Development/Training summary by sector

Annex VII Sector wise Project Inputs

Annex VIII Social and Infrastructure achievements by village

Annex IX Livelihood achievements by village

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Livelihood 62%

Social and

Infrastructur

e 26%

Capacity

Developme

nt/ Traini

ng 12%

Project Inputs by Sector from 2003 to

2012 (Minbya Township)

I. Introduction

Project Coverage in Minbya -As of Dec 2012

The UNDP Human Development Initiative (HDI) Since 1993, the HDI has been implemented throughout Myanmar to contribute to the reduction of poverty and food insecurity. As UNDP’s primary programme of assistance, it is composed of several projects including Integrated Community Development Project (ICDP), Community Development for Remote Townships Project (CDRT), HIV/AIDS Project, Microfinance Project, Integrated Household Living Conditions Assessment Project targeted towards interventions having grass-roots level impact in a sustainable manner. It has supported over 8,000 villages in over 60 townships nationwide reaching an estimated 6% of the population.

Community Development for Remote Townships Project (MYA/01/002) Objective To cultivate and strengthen the capacity of poor communities and CBOs in selected remote border townships to plan and undertake development activities that address their basic social and food security needs in a participatory, sustainable and transparent manner.

Project Outcomes 1. Village community institutions are able to prepare and implement more effective village

development activities in a participatory and equitable manner. 2. Village communities able to take care of their and their families’ basic social needs (health

and education) as a result of increased skills and knowledge and access to social infrastructure and service.

3. Village communities with improved income and food security as a result of increased skills, knowledge and access to sustainable livelihood services and assets.

CDRT Sector-wise Implementation 1. Livelihoods support involved mainly direct cash provision for

agricultural inputs, livestock raising, off-farm activities, as well as agricultural and livestock training, food bank support, vocational training, micro and small enterprise training, as well as investments in agriculture related infrastructure and forestry.

2. Capacity development for communities include a set of capacity building measures and training aiming at various sub-village groups (SRGs, livelihood CBOs) and their resource persons as well as capacity building targeted at individual beneficiaries or selected resource persons within the communities related to vocational training (such as Bamboo product making, hair dressing, carpentry and mechanic, food processing training, MSE training, Agriculture Extension Worker training, Livestock Extension Worker training, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) related capacity for Community Volunteers as well as health and environmental education.

3. Social infra structure assistance includes provision for water and sanitation (as gravity flow system, hand dug wells, tube wells), small infrastructure (small bridges, culverts, footpaths and village road renovation) as well as community forestry/ woodlots, soil conservation and promotion of energy efficient stoves.

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Male 49%

Female 51%

HDI Beneficiaries -As of December 2012 Minbya Township

II. Project Coverage in Minbya Township (As of December 2012)

Under the UNDP Human Development Initiative Programme, CDRT project operates in

26 townships in the poor border states of Kachin, Chin, Kayin/Mon, and Rakhine.

Rakhine State

Village Expansion By Year Beneficiaries

2003 2005 2007-1 2007-2 2008 2010 Total

Coverage Villages

HH Male Female Total

Minbya Township

38 - - 3 6

47 5,792 12,860 13,342 26,202

From 2003 until end of

2012, UNDP total assistance to

Minbya township for assisting poor

rural communities amounted to

728,226,155 kyat with project

interventions benefiting

approximately 26,202 (Male:

12,860 and Female: 13,342) from

5,792 households in 47 villages.

Please see Annex I for detailed project coverage by village.

Administrative villages: 246

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

% of Non Targeted Villages in the Township

% of Villages covered

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Good 78%

Fair 16%

Weak 5%

Very Weak 1%

Maturity Status of Self Reliance Groups Minbya Township - As of Dec 2012

III. Project Achievement:

Village community groups strengthened to implement village development priorities

UNDP/CDRT supported the strengthening of the institutional capacities of community based

groups with a view to turning them into viable and self-reliant structures to continue to sustain

village development even after the closing of HDI.

Self Reliance Groups

Self-Reliance Groups are formed with community members who have a common background,

face similar financial constraints and are interested in improving their livelihoods. Groups are

usually made up of 15-20 members and consist mainly of women.

SRG is a group of poor people bound by mutual trust, respect and affection who support one

another and among whom exploitative relationships do not exist. The basic idea behind forming

a voluntary and homogeneous group, which is bound by affinity, is to share responsibility and

authority between members so as to achieve their objectives and remove obstacles to progress

that would be difficult to achieve individually.

HDI has supported 63 SRGs in Minbya

and a total of 5,474 in Myanmar. About

90% of SRGs in Minbya are functioning

and managing well their self-owned and

managed revolving funds providing

regular and affordable credit to its

members for livelihood and consumption

needs. Through involvement in SRGs,

women from poor households gained

increased financial and livelihood assets,

acquired greater decision making roles in

both family and village affairs, become

more aware of health and social concerns

thereby enabling them to advance

economically and find solutions to their problems.

SRG cluster leading groups (composed of 15-20 SRGs) have been formed to serve as an apex

body to allow them greater voice while serving as forum for sharing best practices, finding

common solutions and in establishing linkages for training and microfinance.

The UNDP supports the strengthening of community groups and organization to be a driving

force for strengthening development in rural villages. As of December 2012, UNDP supported a

total 63 SRGs with a membership of male 3, female 735, total 738 in 34 villages covering 18

village tracts. The cumulative total of SRG common funds amounted to 92,148,486 Kyat as of

December 2012.Please see Annex II for detailed SRG information by village.

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Good 3%

Fair 11%

Weak 62%

Very Weak 24%

Maturity Status of Other CBOs Minbya Township - As of Dec 2012

Community Based Organization

CBOs are a key and distinct feature of the HDI CDRT project. CBOs are formed either as ad

hoc, temporary entities to address a specific task (e.g. related to social infrastructure), or as a

group that is supported to have a more lasting presence. Based on needs and interest there can be

a variety of groups within a village; ranging from CBOs related to livelihood or asset

maintenance, to community managed food banks.

CBOs are funded in CDRT through a revolving fund modality for sustaining the development

activities. That is, the beneficiaries loan out what they need and payback to the CBO with

interest. The profit gained from such revolving funds contributes to the increase of the

community fund overall, in addition, it is used as contribution for maintenance of the

infrastructure outputs and for own development initiatives of the communities.

Thus while the project support under the infrastructure may have been used up for creating the

asset, the project support under the livelihood sector should be recovered or in other words

“revolve” for future investment. The project delivers its funds to the communities and its

Livelihood CBO as a grant, while within the group the funds are loaned out to members and are

revolving.

There are a total member of 5,533 with male 4535 (82%) and female 998 (18%) as at 2012. Out

of 47 villages, a total of 47 villages were covered by CBO members, or equivalent to 100%.

A CBO is formed by all or potion of the

community members themselves to

achieve one or more common objectives

of benefiting themselves. CBOs are

formed to satisfy a particular set of

recurring type of human needs which is

shared by a significant number of

individuals from within a community.

Food banks (paddy/ rice banks) are one

of the specific and targeted community

based mechanisms set up under the HDI

project frame work to address periods of

food insecurity at the household level as

well as to protect poor from getting

further in debt.

In Minbya, HDI through CDRT has supported the establishment and strengthening of 110 CBOs,

of which 100% are functioning well and actively supporting activities for the development of the

village. Out of 110 CBOs, 47 are livelihood CBOs and operating a group-based revolving funds

for supporting livelihood activities of its 5533 members (female: 998 and male: 4,535). As of

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Good 81%

Fair 17%

Weak 2%

Very Weak 0%

Maturity Status of Revolving Fund CBOs Minbya Township - As of Dec 2012

December 2012, revolving funds

totaled 317,974,429 Kyat. Total

project assistance was only at

310,785,636 Kyat and CBOs

managed it well doubling now

the investment of UNDP.

Please see more detail in Annex

III.

Community Volunteers/ Resource Persons

The immediate objective of the UNDP HDI is to cultivate and strengthen the capacity of village

institutions and Community Based Organizations and households in project villages to plan and

undertake development activities that address their basic and social and food security needs in a

participatory, sustainable and transparent manner.

To achieve its objective, UNDP support placed on capacity development and the strengthening

of the community groups to enhance their self -reliance and long term operational sustainability.

The following objectives are focused to strengthen the capacity for community groups.

To increase knowledge of technologies in agriculture, animal husbandry, health

education, fishery, small scale business for livelihoods and social development

To enhance the confidence and skills of women

To create awareness on the mobilization of resources and their optimum use

To initiative and implement village development activities

To establish linkages with other institutions.

The UNDP also supported the capacity building of local community volunteers by enhancing

individual technical skills and knowledge so they can serve as local resource person and extend

needed support services to the community in such areas as: agriculture, livestock, SRG & CBO

capacity building, health, education/literacy, HIV, and DRR. Total project input for this sector is

85,178,184 Kyat.

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AMW 38%

CHE/CHW 10%

VHEV 34%

Pandemic Flu

Pervention 0% HIV ToT

0%

Literacy Trainers

0%

DRR 18%

Local Resource Persons- Health and Education activities- Minbya Township

AEW 13%

VVW 15%

SRG Concept

12% SRG book keeping

23%

CBO Concept

18%

CBO book keeping

11%

Auditor 8%

Local Resource Persons- Agriculture and SRG, CBO activities -Minbya Township

The following table shows the functioning of local resource persons in Minbya Township.

Local resource persons related with Health and Education activities.

AMW CHW VHEV Pandemic Flu

Prevention HIV ToT Literacy Trainers DRR

41 11 37 - - - 20

Local resource persons related with Agriculture and SRGs, CBOs activities.

AEW VVW SRG

Concept SRG book keeping

CBO Concept

CBO book

keeping Auditor

70 77 62 119 91 57 41

Please see detail information of resource persons in Annex IV.

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Education 72%

Primary Health Care 5%

Water and Sanitation

10%

Community Infrastructure

13%

Budget Ratio for Social and Infrastructure Assets

Social Infrastructure

Improved access to social infrastructures and basic social services, UNDP HDI assisted rural

communities in putting up small village infrastructure for greater access to markets and reduce

isolation of villages. Other social services were provided which helped improve the health of the

people, enhanced education especially of the children and reduced the risk of disaster by the

village people. Totally assisted 189,967,907 Kyat in this sector and benefitted 5,792 households

in Minbya township.

.

Please see detail activities, inputs and benefit households in Annex V and VIII.

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ANR 45%

Livestock 31%

Environment 0%

Income Generation

/MF 12%

Emergency Response

6%

Most Vulnerable

/PoP 6%

Budget Ratio for Livelihood Sector

Increased food production and income through livelihood support

UNDP supported the livelihood of a total 4,625 households, 453,080,064 Kyat in Minbya.

Livelihood support included cash grants and

training for agricultural producting, livestock

raising, and small business. As a result the skills

and knowledge of the farmers and the village

people have improved increasing food

production and incomes.

Please see detail provided activities, inputs and benefit households in Annex V and IX.

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Import message from UNDP to all parties concerned:

UNDP has handed over all the assets provided during the implementation of the CDRT and

ICDP projects in the ownership of the specific village community groups cooperated with. This

includes all physical assets as well as financial inputs into revolving community funds of SRGs

and Livelihood related groups. Decision making on the use of the funds and the assets, including

on their maintenance, rest solely within the groups and the elected committees based on the

agreed participatory decision making process for each group.

UNDP requests all outside parties to take due note of this arrangement and refrain from any

interference.

Community groups who would want to seek UNDP’s advice in this regard, should kindly contact

the UNDP Area office at No. 175, Aung Mingalar quarter ,Min Bagyi Road, Sittwe Township.

IV. Annex ANNEX I

Human Development Initiative Programme- Partnership Village List -December 2012

State/Region : Easten Rakhine

Township : Minbya

SR. Name of State/Region Distrinct Village Tract Village Name Household

1 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Aine Wun Ma Nyin Pyin 139

2 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Khaung Laung Chaung Zee Kaing (N) 95

3 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Khaung Laung Chaung Zee Kaing (O) 55

4 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Otarar Otarar 97

5 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Pha Laung Pyin Ray Ngan Se 172

6 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Pha Laung Pyin Kyar Pike Kay 254

7 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thar Yar Kone Thar Yar Kone (MIN) 86

8 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thar Yar Kone Myaung Chaung 266

9 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn (new) 46

10 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn (Old) 339

11 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Yan Tine Praing Taw 141

12 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Hnget Pyaw Chaung Hnget Pyaw Chaung (L) 135

13 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Zin Yaw Maw Mhin Tauk 108

14 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin 117

15 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Zin Yaw Maw Zam Bra 78

16 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Zin Yaw Maw Zin Yaw Maw 148

17 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Rin Bway Rin Bway 204

18 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Krein Chaung Thinga Net Taungpaw 67

19 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Taung Chay Pyin Sin Ohe 85

20 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Taung Chay Pyin Nat Shin Chaung 143

21 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kywe Gyo Kywe Gyo 236

22 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kywe Gyo Nga Ray Gauk 135

23 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Let War Khat 154

24 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Nga Man Chay 67

25 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu (New) 83

26 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu (old) 136

27 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa 159

28 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kyaung Taung Chaung Net 150

29 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kyaung Taung Ah Haung Taung 86

30 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kyaung Taung Che Taung 150

31 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kyaung Taung Khwa Sone 177

32 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kyaung Taung Than Gyo 100

33 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thinga Net Thinga Net 338

34 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thinga Net Sa Ka Ray 177

35 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung 185

36 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Kyat Yet 104

37 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Phay Thar Pyin 244

38 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Phar Pyaw 283

39 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa 154

40 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe May Lun Taung Poe Kay 45

41 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thin Pone Chaung Thin Pone Chaung 156

42 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thin Pone Chaung Zee Pin Gyi 182

43 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Thin Pone Chaung Khwa Sone (Upper) 244

44 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ba Li Bauk Ba Li Bauk 216

45 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Wa Ywa Phar Pyaw (upper) 156

46 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Wa Ywa Shwe Sai Kone 29

47 Easten Rakhine State Sittwe Ah Wa Ywa Ah Wa Ywa 145

Toatl HH as of Dec 2012 7,066

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Human Development Initiative Programme

Area Name : Easten Rakhine

Township : Minbya

Self Reliance Groups Information -As of Dec 2012

SR. Village Tract Village Name Name of SRGDate of

EstablishmentMale Female Total

Project

AssistanceCommon Fund

Maturity

Status

1 Aine Wun Ma Nyin Pyin Pyint Thit Sa 7-Jan-02 0 8 8 210000 1,474,050 Good

2 Pha Laung Pyin Kyar Pike Kay Shwe Ray Moe Oo 25-Feb-03 0 6 6 300000 1,024,760 Good

3 Pha Laung Pyin Kyar Pike Kay Shwe Moe Thu Khine 13-Jul-03 0 6 6 360000 265,830 Weak

4 Thar Yar Kone Myaung Chaung Say Lone Ray 7-Mar-01 1 13 14 534065 2,197,540 Fair

5 Thar Yar Kone Myaung Chaung Waiy Waiy Lay 7-Mar-01 0 9 9 838325 2,106,900 Good

6 Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn (new) Khine Lone Sein 26-Oct-08 0 17 17 0 887,630 Good

7 Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn (Old) Say Lone Nyi Nyar 26-Oct-08 -00 17 17 0 1,672,050 Fair

8 Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn (Old) Shwe Inn Thu 28-Sep-08 -00 14 14 0 519,400 Fair

9 Yan Tine Praing Taw Aye Chan Thar 26-Apr-00 0 6 6 1103094 820,500 Fair

10

Hnget Pyaw

Chaung Hnget Pyaw Chaung (L) Shwe Tha Zin 30-Jul-00 0 8 8 1272830 293,900 Good

11 Zin Yaw Maw Mhin Tauk Pan Thit Sar 29-Apr-00 0 7 7 1292875 227,050 Good

12 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin Sa Pay 28-Jun-00 -00 17 17 879180 3,640,500 Good

13 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin Pan Kha Ray 2-Jul-00 0 12 12 851625 2,262,660 Good

14 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin Shwe Hin See 7-Jul-00 0 12 12 679050 1,943,955 Good

15 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin Nay Kyar Pwint 3-Mar-01 0 12 12 486125 3,187,550 Good

16 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin Pan Cherry 6-May-01 0 10 10 393275 1,163,930 Good

17 Zin Yaw Maw Zam Bra Padauk Shwe War 12-May-00 0 6 6 821550 1,169,675 Good

18 Zin Yaw Maw Zam Bra Moe Pa La Pan ( 1 ) 20-Jul-01 0 6 6 133815 2,288,255 Good

19 Zin Yaw Maw Zam Bra Pam That Pye 12-Oct-01 0 7 7 306125 722,200 Good

20 Zin Yaw Maw Zin Yaw Maw Shwe Hnin See 21-May-00 0 10 10 537835 381,145 Good

21 Rin Bway Rin Bway Tay Tant Khine Mar 18-Mar-01 0 8 8 1354755 682,900 Good

22 Rin Bway Rin Bway Ma Naw Kyar Phru 4-Aug-02 0 7 7 195000 825,540 Good

23 Krein Chaung Thinga Net Taungpaw Taung Za Lat 22-Apr-01 0 14 14 408325 893,066 Good

24

Taung Chay

Pyin Sin Ohe Nandar Hlaing 25-Mar-01 0 7 7 236850 272,950 Good

25

Taung Chay

Pyin Nat Shin Chaung Saung Hnin Phyu 25-Mar-01 0 11 11 276915 1,482,380 Good

26

Taung Chay

Pyin Nat Shin Chaung Ngway Khar Oo 27-Mar-01 0 9 9 444610 3,041,655 Good

27

Taung Chay

Pyin Nat Shin Chaung Moe Ma Kha 4-Aug-02 -00 15 15 285000 4,888,260 Good

28 Kywe Gyo Nga Ray Gauk Ngwe Tha Zin 29-Mar-03 0 9 9 150000 779,150 Fair

29 Kywe Gyo Nga Ray Gauk Shwe Sa Pe 30-Apr-03 0 14 14 195000 2,036,368 Good

30

Kay Tha Lar

Chaung Wa Nga Man Chay Pan Cherry 25-Mar-01 0 7 7 617625 670,770 Good

31

Kay Tha Lar

Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu (New) Za lat War 3-Dec-00 -00 7 7 807900 1,482,698 Good

32

Kay Tha Lar

Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu (New) Hnin Tha Zin 16-Jan-02 0 11 11 219000 3,256,893 Good

33 Kay Tha Lar Chaung WaTa Ra Gu (old) Nyein Chan Ray 26-Nov-01 0 7 7 615425 273900 Good

34 Kyaung Taung Chaung Net T.S.S Shwe Pa Dauk 18-Mar-01 0 17 17 306975 676650 Good

35 Kyaung Taung Chaung Net Shwe Pyi Soe 10-Jun-03 0 10 10 300000 759320 Fair

36 Kyaung Taung Ah Haung Taung Shwe Tha Zin 25-Feb-01 0 16 16 539700 2633250 Good

37 Kyaung Taung Ah Haung Taung Sein YadaNa 18-Mar-01 0 10 10 349875 1117750 Good

38 Kyaung Taung Che Taung Pan Shwe Thu 18-Mar-01 0 9 9 275030 188100 Fair

39 Kyaung Taung Than Gyo Toe Tet Lan 17-May-03 0 9 9 165000 388900 Good

40 Kyaung Taung Than Gyo Aung Khine Mar 18-May-03 0 12 12 210000 472150 Good

41 Kyaung Taung Than Gyo S.L.Khine Mar 18-May-03 1 12 13 195000 617096 Weak

42 Thinga Net Thinga Net Thein Tay Mye 15-Jun-03 0 16 16 255000 386900 Good

43 Thinga Net Thinga Net Su Saung Myat 24-Aug-03 0 11 11 240000 378950 Weak

44 Thinga Net Sa Ka Ray Pan Pone Sone 16-Apr-03 1 8 9 210000 1084515 Good

45 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw ChaungPhay Thar Pyin Han Par 4-Apr-03 0 11 11 375000 1525500 Very Weak

46 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw ChaungPhay Thar Pyin Har Hnin Se 18-May-03 0 8 8 300000 1046700 Good

47 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw ChaungPhay Thar Pyin San Pay Bouk 18-May-03 0 12 12 180000 1632950 Good

48 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw ChaungPhay Thar Pyin Har Sar Kar 28-May-03 0 13 13 300000 1925220 Good

49 Kay Tha Lar Prawn WaKay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Myat Tha Zin 13-Nov-01 0 10 10 300000 1260500 Good

50 Thin Pone ChaungThin Pone Chaung Phawn Phyo Chan Thar 7-Dec-07 0 18 18 0 2980645 Good

51 Thin Pone ChaungThin Pone Chaung Toe Tet Chan Thar 2-Dec-08 0 19 19 0 2821550 Good

52 Thin Pone ChaungZee Pin Gyi Khine Tha Zin 13-Dec-07 0 19 19 0 620525 Fair

53 Thin Pone ChaungZee Pin Gyi Khine Sa Pay 8-Nov-08 0 16 16 0 939450 Good

54 Thin Pone ChaungZee Pin Gyi Khine Mahar 8-Nov-08 0 16 16 0 2491800 Good

55 Thin Pone ChaungKhwa Sone (Upper) Toe Tet Sai Pin 17-Jun-08 0 12 12 0 4991250 Good

56 Thin Pone ChaungKhwa Sone (Upper) Toe Tet Chan Thar 17-Jun-08 0 8 8 0 3036800 Good

ANNEX II

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SR. Village Tract Village Name Name of SRGDate of

EstablishmentMale Female Total

Project

AssistanceCommon Fund

Maturity

Status

57 Ba Li Bauk Ba Li Bauk Aung Myin Thu 23-Sep-07 0 19 19 0 2433420 Good

58 Ba Li Bauk Ba Li Bauk La Yaung Wine 24-Sep-07 0 17 17 0 2272210 Good

59 Ba Li Bauk Ba Li Bauk Aung Tha Zin 23-Feb-08 0 16 16 0 1509850 Good

60 Ba Li Bauk Ba Li Bauk Aung Naing Thu 26-Mar-00 0 19 19 0 1796050 Good

61 Ah Wa Ywa Phar Pyaw (upper) Yar Maung Thu 8-Sep-08 0 17 17 0 480150 Fair

62 Ah Wa Ywa Shwe Sai Kone Gyi Pwar Chan Thar 6-Aug-08 0 10 10 0 149600 Fair

63 Ah Wa Ywa Ah Wa Ywa Myo Myat Sway 14-Jun-08 0 16 16 0 694725 Good

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Human Development Initiative Programme ANNEX III


Township : Minbya

Community Based Organization Information -As of Dec 2012

SR. Village Tract Name Village Name Name of CBO

Date of

Establishment Male Female Total

Project Assistance

(Grant) Revolving Fund Maturity Status

1 Aine Wun Ma Nyin Pyin Livelihood Committe 19-Mar-06 105 58 163 8,097,750 8,311,650 Good

2 Khaung Laung Chaung Zee Kaing(N) Livelihood Committe 20-Mar-06 69 22 91 5,415,250 4,177,500 Good

3 Khaung Laung Chaung Zee Kaing(O) V.D.C 21-Mar-06 43 11 54 3,224,000 3,965,190 Good

4 Otarar Ottarar Livelihood Committe 22-Mar-06 93 38 131 5,946,640 8,317,890 Fair

5 Pha Laung Pyin Ray Ngan Se Livelihood Committe 26-Mar-06 109 12 121 8,030,800 7,053,565 Good

6 Pha Laung Pyin Kyar Pike Kay Livelihood Committe 21-Mar-06 113 21 134 6,084,725 5,211,250 Fair

7 Thar Yar Kone Thar Yar Kone Livelihood Committe 9-Mar-06 68 10 78 6,126,860 4,687,850 Fair

8 Thar Yar Kone Myaung Chaung Livelihood Committe 10-Mar-06 150 26 176 10,361,110 11,930,950 Good

9 Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn(New) V.D.C 9-Apr-08 37 1 38 3,779,700 3,116,390 Good

10 Thar Yar Kone Sa Inn(Old) Livelihood Committe 8-Apr-08 142 10 152 10,609,150 10,528,995 Good

11 Yan Tine Praing Taw Livelihood Committe 8-Mar-06 82 14 96 6,357,100 4,487,450 Fair

12 Hnget Pyaw Chaung Hnget Pyaw Chaung(L) Livelihood Committe 8-Apr-06 84 19 103 4,904,100 6,741,680 weak

13 Zin Yaw Maw Mhin Tauk Livelihood Committe 25-Mar-06 53 36 89 3,285,000 2,739,498 Good

14 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin Livelihood Committe 24-Mar-06 54 29 83 5,221,250 5,056,700 Good

15 Zin Yaw Maw Zam Bra Livelihood Committe 9-Mar-06 35 16 51 4,032,000 4,112,040 Good

16 Zin Yaw Maw Zin Yaw Maw Livelihood Committe 29-Mar-06 80 47 127 4,548,000 4,036,290 Good

17 Rin Bway Rin Bway Livelihood Committe 15-Apr-06 186 12 198 4,523,250 6,404,705 Good

18 Krein Chaung Thinganet Taung Maw Livelihood Committe 29-May-06 58 5 63 5,171,320 3,583,255 Good

19 Taung Chay Pyin Sin Ohe Livelihood Committe 20-May-06 78 6 84 4,273,500 3,374,200 Good

20 Taung Chay Pyin Nat Shin Chaung Livelihood Committe 27-May-06 136 11 147 9,809,150 12,671,885 Good

21 Kywe Gyo Kywe Gyo Livelihood Committe 15-Jun-06 197 14 211 7,660,175 6,930,385 Good

22 Kywe Gyo Hnget Ray Gouk Livelihood Committe 15-Aug-06 70 30 100 4,976,050 6,435,613 Good

23 Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Lat war Khat Livelihood Committe 8-May-06 111 7 118 6,869,300 6,142,600 Good

24 Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Nga Man Chay Livelihood Committe 7-May-06 52 4 56 4,254,840 2,896,900 Good

25 Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu(N) Livelihood Committe 9-May-06 70 4 74 4,644,017 4,273,805 Good

26 Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu(O) Livelihood Committe 10-May-06 128 10 138 5,289,300 3,793,120 Good

27 Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Chaung Wa Livelihood Committe 11-Dec-06 130 10 140 5,036,160 5,415,730 Good

28 Kyaung Taung Chaung Net Livelihood Committe 7-Apr-06 126 13 139 5,530,150 5,167,315 Good

29 Kyaung Taung Ah Haung Taung Livelihood Committe 2-Mar-07 64 19 83 5,894,400 11,239,800 Good

30 Kyaung Taung Che Livelihood Committe 1-Mar-06 80 11 91 5,803,000 6,207,412 Good

31 Kyaung Taung Khwa Sone Livelihood Committe 15-Mar-07 121 8 129 5,666,625 6,351,545 Fair

32 Kyaung Taung Than Gro Livelihood Committe 12-Apr-07 86 6 92 6,213,150 6,118,525 Good

33 Thinga Net Thinganet Livelihood Committe 18-Mar-06 97 20 117 8,174,055 7,192,635 Fair

34 Thinga Net Sa Ka Ray Livelihood Committe 29-Mar-06 69 39 108 7,795,950 5,625,780 Good

35 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung

Ah Htet Hnget Pyaw

Chaung Livelihood Committe 11-Oct-06 130 15 145 5,415,804 4,880,365 Good

36 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Kyet Yet Livelihood Committe 28-Dec-06 52 20 72 2,882,850 3,141,373 Good

37 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Phay Thar Pyin Livelihood Committe 12-Sep-08 96 45 141 8,182,255 6,784,155 Good

38 Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Phar Pyaw Livelihood Committe 18-Mar-07 138 15 153 7,115,500 6,111,900 Fair

39 Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Prawn Wa Livelihood Committe 7-Jun-07 116 30 146 4,716,750 3,490,265 Good

40 May Lun Taung Poke Kay V.D.C 18-Apr-07 28 12 40 2,506,500 2,505,095 Fair

41 Thin Pone Chaung Thinn Paung Chaung Livelihood Committe 7-Aug-07 110 40 150 12,049,050 15,820,938 Good

42 Thin Pone Chaung Zee Pin Gyi Livelihood Committe 24-Aug-07 131 40 171 9,802,000 9,506,990 Good

43 Thin Pone Chaung Khwa Sone(Upper) Livelihood Committe 21-Apr-08 171 50 221 16,174,700 18,754,720 Good

44 Ba Li Bauk Ba Li Pouk Livelihood Committe 18-Aug-07 170 14 184 11,155,250 14,376,800 Good

45 Ah Wa Ywa Phar Pyaw(Upper) Livelihood Committe 27-Apr-08 115 55 170 10,730,500 8,785,450 Good

46 Ah Wa Ywa Shwe Sai Kone V.D.C 29-Feb-08 16 12 28 4,915,800 4,947,100 Good

47 Ah Wa Ywa Ah Wa Ywar Livelihood Committe 25-Apr-08 86 51 137 11,530,850 14,569,180 Good

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Annex IV

Sr. Village Tract Name of Village TypeName of Resource

PersonsGender Remark

1 Prawn Wa Prawn Wa AEW U Aung Chit Sein M2 VVW U Sein Shwe Aung M3 SRG Concept Daw Aung Ma Phyu F4 SRG Book Writer U Pauk sa M5 CBO Concept Daw Ma Sein Nu F6 CBO Book Writer U Thein Chay M7 CBO Auditor U Thein Chay M8 Chaung Wa Nga Man Chay AEW U Kyaw Maung Oo M9 VVW U San Shwe Mya M

10 SRG Concept Daw Ma Khin Oo F11 SRG Book Writer Daw Aye Nu Sein F12 CBO Concept U San Shwe Mya M13 CBO Book Writer U Kyaw Maung Oo M14 CBO Auditor U Kyaw Maung Oo M15 Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu (Old) AEW U Aung Soe M16 VVW Daw Nu Nu Lwin F17 SRG Concept Daw Nu Nu Lwin F18 SRG Book Writer Daw Nu Nu Lwin F19 CBO Concept U Kyaw Kyaw M20 CBO Book Writer U Aung Soe M21 CBO Auditor U Aung Soe M22 Chaung Wa Ta Ra Gu (New) AEW U Kyaw Zaw Myint M23 VVW U Maung Than Tun M24 SRG Concept Daw Saw Kyi F25 SRG Book Writer Daw San San Oo F26 CBO Concept U Maung Myo Tun M27 CBO Book Writer U Naing Lin M28 CBO Auditor U Naing Lin M29 Kyein Chaung Thinganet Taung Maw AEW U Than Khay M30 VVW U Maung Htwee Chay M31 SRG Concept Daw Soe Mya F32 SRG Book Writer Daw Mar Mar Aye F33 CBO Concept Daw Khin Mar Nyunt F34 CBO Book Writer Daw Khin Mar Nyunt F35 CBO Auditor Daw Khin Mar Nyunt F36 Taung Chay Pyin Sin Ohe AEW U Maung Hla Than M37 VVW U Than Tun M38 SRG Concept Daw Ma Htwe F39 SRG Book Writer Daw Hla Phyu F40 CBO Concept U Maung Hla Than M41 CBO Book Writer U Maung Hla Than M42 CBO Auditor U Maung Hla Than M43 Taung Chay Pyin Nat Shin Chaung AEW U Tun Tun Nyunt M44 VVW Daw Cherry Than F45 SRG Concept Daw Ma Ni Oo F46 SRG Book Writer Daw Hla Yee F47 CBO Concept U Kyaw San Win M48 CBO Book Writer Daw Sandar F49 CBO Auditor Daw Margret F50 Rin Bway Rin Bway AEW U Mae Ni Aung M51 VVW U Maung Win M52 SRG Concept Daw Ma Htwee F

Human Development Initiative ProgrammeArea Name : Eastern Rakhine StateTownship : MinbyaResource Person Information by Village

53 SRG Book Writer Daw Tin Tin Oo F54 CBO Concept U Maung Win Naing M55 CBO Book Writer U Maung Win Naing M56 CBO Auditor U Maung Win Naing M57 Zin Yaw Maw Zambra AEW U Ba Aye M58 VVW U Aung Tun Win M59 SRG Concept Daw Ma Tin Hla F60 SRG Book Writer Daw Khin San Win F61 CBO Concept U Aung Tin Htay M62 CBO Book Writer U Aung Tin Htay M63 CBO Auditor U Aung Tin Htay M64 Zin Yaw Maw Zin Yaw Maw AEW U Moe Chay M65 VVW Daw Ma Pan Sein F66 SRG Concept Daw Ma Lar F67 SRG Book Writer Daw Khin Khin Oo F68 CBO Concept U Tun Phay M69 CBO Book Writer Daw Ei Ei Shain F70 CBO Auditor Daw Ei Ei Shain F71 Zin Yaw Maw Mhin Tauk AEW U Kyar Tun M72 VVW U Maung Hla Shwe M73 SRG Concept Daw Ma Lar F74 SRG Book Writer Daw Hla Thein Mya F75 CBO Concept U Maung Than Lwin M76 CBO Book Writer U Maung Than Lwin M77 CBO Auditor U Maung Than Lwin M78 Zin Yaw Maw Te Nan Pyin AEW U Tun Hla M79 VVW U Maung Maung M80 SRG Concept Daw Ma Phyu F81 SRG Book Writer Daw Khin Win Kyi F82 CBO Concept U Yaw Han M83 CBO Book Writer Daw Nan Nan Sein F84 CBO Auditor Daw Nan Nan Sein F85 Kywe Gro Hnget Ray Gouk AEW U Sein Thaung Shwe M86 VVW U Mae Maung Chay M87 SRG Concept Daw Khin win F88 SRG Book Writer Daw Nyunt Tin Aye F89 CBO Concept U Sein Thaung Shwe M90 CBO Book Writer U Mae Maung Chay M91 CBO Auditor U Mae Maung Chay M92 Ahtet Nget Pyaw ChaungPhay Thar Pyin AEW U Oo Sein Tun M93 VVW U Shwe Sein M94 SRG Concept Daw U Mya Thein F95 SRG Book Writer Daw Ngwe Tin Oo F96 CBO Concept U San Hla Maung M97 CBO Book Writer U Maung Aye Tun M98 CBO Auditor U Maung Aye Tun M99 Thin Pone Chaung Zee Pin Gyi AEW U Oo Kyaw Maung M

100 VVW U Thein Tun M101 SRG Concept Daw U Htay Yin F102 SRG Book Writer Daw Sein Than Yee F103 CBO Concept U San Shwe Maung M104 CBO Book Writer U San Shwe Maung M105 CBO Auditor U Oo Kyaw Maung M106 Thin Pone Chaung Kyet Yet AEW U Thein Kyaw Tun M107 VVW U Aye Kyaw Zin M108 SRG Concept Daw Ma Aye Hla F109 SRG Book Writer Daw Ni Ma F110 CBO Concept U Tun Aung Phyu M111 CBO Book Writer U Aye Kyaw M

112 CBO Auditor U Thein Kyaw Tun M113 Kywe Gro Kywe Gro AEW U Sein Than Maung M114 VVW U Khin Than Maung M115 SRG Concept Daw Thaung Sein F116 SRG Book Writer Daw Ayen Nu F117 CBO Concept Daw Aye Tin Sein F118 CBO Book Writer U Khin Than Maung M119 CBO Auditor U Khin Than Maung M120 Chaung Wa Lat War Khat AEW U San Shwe Maung M121 VVW U Hla Tun M122 SRG Concept Daw Saw Tin F123 SRG Book Writer Daw Saw Tin F124 CBO Concept U Maung Thein Nyunt M125 CBO Book Writer U Maung Thein Nyunt M126 CBO Auditor U Maung Thein Nyunt M127 Chaung Wa Chaung Wa AEW U Maung Thar Nyunt M128 VVW U Thar Hla M129 SRG Concept Daw Aung Sein F130 SRG Book Writer Daw Hla Tin F131 CBO Concept U Aung Chit San M132 CBO Book Writer Daw Win Win Kyi F133 CBO Auditor Daw Kyi Kyi Win F134 Awa Ywa Shwe Sai Kone AEW U Soe Naing M135 VVW U Aung Shwe Thein M136 SRG Concept Daw Bu Ma F137 SRG Book Writer Daw Bu Ma F138 CBO Concept U Maung Shwe Thein M139 CBO Book Writer U Aung Shwe Thein M140 CBO Auditor U Aung Shwe Thein M141 Ahtet Nget Pyaw ChaungAhtet Nget Pyaw Chaung AEW U Kyaw Than M142 VVW U Maung Thein Mya M143 SRG Concept Daw Aye May F144 SRG Book Writer Daw Ma Kyi F145 CBO Concept Daw Ma Myint Yee F146 CBO Book Writer Daw Ma Myint Yee F147 CBO Auditor Daw Ma Myint Yee F148 Hgnet Pyaw Chaung(L)Hgnet Pyaw Chaung(L) AEW U Hla Tun Sein M149 VVW U Maung Thein M150 SRG Concept Daw Ma Hla Win F151 SRG Book Writer Daw Ma Hla Win F152 CBO Concept U Kyaw Tin M153 CBO Book Writer U Aung Tin Win M154 CBO Auditor U Aung Tin Win M

Activity Unit Total Budget Ben HHQuantity

ANNEX VActivity Summary in CDRT Townships - Year 2003 to 2012

Cash Kind

Minbya Township

Agriculture and Natural Resources Sector 202,908,754 8,888202,403,754 505,000

2,970,0005Provision of fertilizer/fertilizer bank 66Banks 2,970,000 0

33,682,4001,902Provision of HYV seeds 1,902Acres 33,682,400 0

13,130,00013,130,000Agricultural input fund 260Value 13,130,000 0

1,794,000241Home gardening 241Garden 1,794,000 0

24,378,249264Winter crops promotion 916Acre 24,378,249 0

6,160,000469Provision of farming tools 1,049Sets 6,160,000 0

616,0008Seed Demonstration Plot 8Plot 616,000 0

55,012,05082Rice bank/Grain bank 988Banks 55,012,050 0

440,00018Oil seed plantation/provision 13Acres 440,000 0

11,785,5006,128,345Fruit tree plantation/provision 316Plants 11,785,500 0

9,171,000131Root crop plantation/provision 266Acres 9,171,000 0

13,375,000125Kitchen crop plantation/provision 125Acres 13,375,000 0

989,00043Peas and beans plantation/provision 106Kg. 989,000 0

9,319,655121Vegetable plantation/provision 513Kg. 9,319,655 0

3,803,500113Treadle pumps installed 130Pumps 3,368,500 435,000

2,880,0003Engine pumps for irrigation 292Pumps 2,880,000 0

720,0009Sprayer introduction 499No. 720,000 0

240,0001,200Fertilizer Assistance 8Kg. 240,000 0

1,600,00080Drip irrigation 80Drip sets 1,600,000 0

465,00024,000Prenial crops 273Plants 465,000 0

9,936,8005Water Gates 816Gates 9,866,800 70,000

440,6002Foliculture demonstation 21Demo 440,600 0

ANR Training 8,948,850 1,2857,571,450 1,377,400

2,355,7254Applied agriculture training 67Training 2,155,725 200,000

6,593,1257Agricultural Extension Worker Training 1,218Training 5,415,725 1,177,400

Capacity Building Training (CBO) 24,841,655 2,21119,008,675 5,832,980

16,647,665535Training for CBO members 1,190Training 11,628,325 5,019,340

3,647,3404Study tours 669Training 3,354,000 293,340

4,546,6505Workshop/Seminar for CBO members 352Workshops 4,026,350 520,300

Livestock Sector 142,425,860 23,462142,425,860 0

895,4606Livestock breeding demonstration Farm 228Farm/Demo 895,460 0

131,960,0008,553Livestock breeding 11,627Head 131,960,000 0

5,439,9001Fish/Prawn culturing demonstration pond 0Pond 5,439,900 0

2,012,5002,012,500Provision of animal vaccine and drugs 10,637Value 2,012,500 0

1,218,000203Cockrel exchange prgrams 203Heads 1,218,000 0

900,0006Buddizzo assistance 767No. 900,000 0

Livestock Training 6,784,245 3,8035,275,625 1,508,620

6,784,2457Livestock traing (Blue cross workers/VVW) 3,803Training 5,275,625 1,508,620

Environment Sector 130,000 200130,000 0

130,000200Provision of fuel efficiency stoves 200Stove 130,000 0

Environmental Training 1,974,900 2701,974,900 0

650,0001Environment Training 0Training 650,000 0

1,002,5001Fuel efficient stove making training 270Training 1,002,500 0

322,4001Community forestry Training 0Training 322,400 0

Income Generation Sector 32,697,250 39931,107,250 1,590,000

31,059,750341Small scale trading/business 380Activities 31,059,750 0

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Activity Unit Total Budget Ben HHQuantity

ANNEX VActivity Summary in CDRT Townships - Year 2003 to 2012

Cash Kind

1,637,5001,637,500Provision of implementing tools 19Values 47,500 1,590,000

SRG/Micro Finance Sector 22,388,100 2,11222,388,100 0

22,342,50022,342,500SRGs-Funds for working capital/GDF 1,872Funds 22,342,500 0

45,60045,600Materials support for SRGs 240Value 45,600 0

Income Generation Training 10,736,140 1208,263,300 2,472,840

1,976,2501Training on food/fruit processing and preservation

31Training 388,500 1,587,750

7,431,6906Vocational training (Sewing/weaving) 89Training 6,546,600 885,090

1,328,2001Vocational training (Mechanic/Mason/Handycraft)

0Training 1,328,200 0

SRG/Micro Finance Training 15,054,565 9,66713,568,835 1,485,730

15,054,56516SRG training 9,667Training 13,568,835 1,485,730

Most Vulnerable/PoP Sector 26,581,500 21726,581,500 0

26,581,50026,581,500Provision of fund/materials for vulnerable/PoP (SLDF)

217Value 26,581,500 0

Emergency Response Sector 25,948,600 3,59725,948,600 0

13,741,20013,741,200Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (SLDF)

1,187Value 13,741,200 0

12,207,40012,207,400Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (CIDG)

2,410Value 12,207,400 0

Emergency Response Training 838,400 40838,400 0

838,4002Disaster prepareness training 40Training 838,400 0

Education Sector 136,795,807 23,446124,474,215 12,321,592

79,423,92515New school construction 2,569School 69,182,125 10,241,800

29,966,0006School renovation and expansion 699School 29,966,000 0

5,220,5423,850Teaching & Learning materials provision 2,842Sets 3,140,750 2,079,792

9,733,34034Provision of school furniture 3,911School 9,733,340 0

810,00030School gardening 2,327Garden 810,000 0

6,092,00081School income generation 10,113School 6,092,000 0

5,550,0001,480Support paddy for teacher 985Basket 5,550,000 0

Primary Health Care Sector 8,911,800 1,9658,911,800 0

8,911,8003Health center construction 1,965No. 8,911,800 0

Primary Health Care Training 12,666,629 4,84111,048,629 1,618,000

9,532,2003Training - AMW (Auxilary Mid Wife) 4,650Training 7,914,200 1,618,000

3,134,4295Health Education training 191Training 3,134,429 0

Water and Sanitation Sector 18,456,200 5,47118,456,200 0

540,0002Water pond building/renovation 83Pond 540,000 0

2,565,5105Hand dug well 527Well 2,565,510 0

2,892,000276Fly-proof latrine construction 276Latrine 2,892,000 0

12,458,69038Fencing of ponds 4,585Pond 12,458,690 0

Community Infrastructure Sector 25,804,100 4,13725,804,100 0

15,978,60010Bridge construction/renovation 1,933No. 15,978,600 0

4,000,00050Rowing boat construction 50No. 4,000,000 0

480,0006Village/community center construction 610Centres 480,000 0

5,345,50041Culvert construction 1,544No. 5,345,500 0

Community Infrastructure Training 3,332,800 473,043,000 289,800

3,332,8002Carpentary training 47Training 3,043,000 289,800

728,226,155Grand Total


Activity Unit Total BudgetKind Ben HHQuantity Cash

ANNEX VICapacity Building/Training Summary in CDRT Townships - Year 2003 to 2012

Minbya Township

ANR Training 8,948,8501,377,400 1,2857,571,450

2,355,7254 200,000Applied agriculture training 672,155,725Training

6,593,1257 1,177,400Agricultural Extension Worker Training 1,2185,415,725Training

Capacity Building Training (CBO) 24,841,6555,832,980 2,21119,008,675

16,647,665535 5,019,340Training for CBO members 1,19011,628,325Training

3,647,3404 293,340Study tours 6693,354,000Training

4,546,6505 520,300Workshop/Seminar for CBO members 3524,026,350Workshops

Livestock Training 6,784,2451,508,620 3,8035,275,625

6,784,2457 1,508,620Livestock traing (Blue cross workers/VVW) 3,8035,275,625Training

Environmental Training 1,974,9000 2701,974,900

650,0001 0Environment Training 0650,000Training

1,002,5001 0Fuel efficient stove making training 2701,002,500Training

322,4001 0Community forestry Training 0322,400Training

Income Generation Training 10,736,1402,472,840 1208,263,300

1,976,2501 1,587,750Training on food/fruit processing and preservation

31388,500Training

7,431,6906 885,090Vocational training (Sewing/weaving) 896,546,600Training

1,328,2001 0Vocational training (Mechanic/Mason/Handycraft)

01,328,200Training

SRG/Micro Finance Training 15,054,5651,485,730 9,66713,568,835

15,054,56516 1,485,730SRG training 9,66713,568,835Training

Emergency Response Training 838,4000 40838,400

838,4002 0Disaster prepareness training 40838,400Training

Primary Health Care Training 12,666,6291,618,000 4,84111,048,629

9,532,2003 1,618,000Training - AMW (Auxilary Mid Wife) 4,6507,914,200Training

3,134,4295 0Health Education training 1913,134,429Training

Community Infrastructure Training 3,332,800289,800 473,043,000

3,332,8002 289,800Carpentary training 473,043,000Training

85,178,18414,585,37070,592,814Grand Total


Human Development Initiative Programme


Township : Minbya

Sectorwise Project Inputs (2005 to 2012)

Sector Total Project Inputs(MMK) Benefit HH Per Capita HH in MMK

Livelihood 453,080,064 4,625 97,963

Social and Infrastructure Assets 189,967,907 5,792 32,798

Capacity Development/ Training 85,178,184

Total Project Inputs (MMK) 728,226,155

The follwing detailed sectors provided from Year 2005 to 2012

Sector Total Project Inputs(MMK) Sector Contribution %

Education 136,795,807 19%

Primary Health Care 8,911,800 1.2%

Water and Sanitation 18,456,200 3%

Community Infrastructure 25,804,100 4%

ANR 202,908,754 28%

Livestock 142,425,860 20%

Environment 130,000 0%

SRG/Income Generation 55,085,350 7.6%

Most Vulnerable/PoP 25,948,600 4%

Disaster Risk Reduction 26,581,500 3.7%

Capacity Development/Training 85,178,184 12%

Total Project Inputs (MMK) 728,226,155

- 12% spent on capacity development which included SRG and CBO training, workshop, agriculture related training,

health education and operation and maintenance training for water and sanitation Scheme

ANNEX VII

To strengthen the capacity of poor communities and CBOs in selected HDI townships to plan and undertake

development activities, UNDP provided sectoral activities through the community groups. This is focused for village

communities be able to take care of their and their families’ basic social needs (health and education) and village

communities with improved income and food security as a result of increased skills, knowledge and access to social

infrastructure and sustainable livelihood services and assets.

In Minbya township,

- 62% spent on livelihoods mainly for direct cash for income generation and the acquisition of productive assets.

- 26% spent on social and infrastructure assets which include both infra and non-infra assets.

-

50,000,000

100,000,000

150,000,000

200,000,000

250,000,000

Sector Breakdown Inputs from Year 2005 to 2012 (Minbya Township)

Livelihood 62%

Social and Infrastructure

Assets 26%

Capacity Development/

Training 12%

Project Inputs by Sector from 2005 to 2012 (Minbya Township)

Activities by village in CDRT Townships - Year 2003 to 2012

Minbya Township

ANNEX VIII

"Social and Infrastructure Activities "

Activity Unit Total BudgetBen HHQuantityVillage Tract Village

Aine Wun Village Tract

Ma Nyin Pyin Village 634,000

Education Sector 220,000369

1Provision of school furniture 123School

2School income generation 246School

Water and Sanitation Sector 334,000123

1Fencing of ponds 123Pond

Community Infrastructure Sector 80,0001

1Rowing boat construction 1No.

Khaung Laung Chaung Village Tract

Zee Kaing (N) Village 4,895,100

Education Sector 4,815,100285

1School renovation and expansion 84School





Zee Kaing (O) Village 271,000



1School gardening 27Garden




Otarar Village Tract

Otarar Village 690,600









Pha Laung Pyin Village Tract

Ray Ngan Se Village 849,200









Kyar Pike Kay Village 9,045,443

Education Sector 5,397,0431,600

1New school construction 240School

240Teaching & Learning materials provision 240Sets






Primary Health Care Sector 2,980,600240

1Health center construction 240No.


18Fly-proof latrine construction 18Latrine



1Village/community center construction 240Centres

Thar Yar Kone Village Tract

Thar Yar Kone (MIN) Village 648,000









Myaung Chaung Village 7,111,780








Community Infrastructure Sector 1,321,100255

1Bridge construction/renovation 255No.

Sa Inn (New) Village 1,362,050







4Culvert construction 34No.

Sa Inn (Old) Village 13,042,850





200Support paddy for teacher 125Basket



Yan Tine Village Tract

Praing Taw Village 520,000










Hnget Pyaw Chaung Village Tract

Hnget Pyaw Chaung(L) Village 500,500








Zin Yaw Maw Village Tract

Mhin Tauk Village 359,500







Te Nan Pyin Village 811,000








Zam Bra Village 202,500






Zin Yaw Maw Village 602,900








Rin Bway Village Tract

Rin Bway Village 557,000








Krein Chaung Village Tract

Thinga Net Taungpaw Village 687,500







1Water pond building/renovation 60Pond



Taung Chay Pyin Village Tract

Sin Ohe Village 282,500






Nat Shin Chaung Village 776,700








Kywe Gyo Village Tract

Kywe Gyo Village 4,584,300












Nga Ray Gauk Village 9,065,616














Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Village Tract

Let War Khat Village 287,000








Nga Man Chay Village 611,030





1Hand dug well 47Well



Ta Ra Gu (New) Village 1,081,030








Ta Ra Gu (old) Village 1,360,600







Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Village 6,938,390



1,092Teaching & Learning materials provision 152Sets










Kyaung Taung Village Tract

Chaung Net Village 1,143,800













Ah Haung Taung Village 745,320










Che Taung Village 1,517,000









Khwa Sone Village 1,037,800






Than Gyo Village 5,871,890








Thinga Net Village Tract

Thinga Net Village 8,254,512











Sa Ka Ray Village 7,015,658















Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Village Tr

Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Village 9,383,165














Kyat Yet Village 7,205,341












Phay Thar Pyin Village 6,841,176











Phar Pyaw Village 7,690,877















Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Village Tract

Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Village 6,928,523













May Lun Village Tract

Taung Poe Kay Village 1,037,906










Thin Pone Chaung Village Tract

Thin Pone Chaung Village 6,637,450






Water and Sanitation Sector 1,045,900180





Zee Pin Gyi Village 9,667,200











Khwa Sone (Upper) Village 11,560,700













Ba Li Bauk Village Tract

Ba Li Bauk Village 11,229,700











Ah Wa Ywa Village Tract

Phar Pyaw (Upper) Village 6,443,550










Shwe Sai Kone Village 1,022,500





1Water pond building/renovation 23Pond




Ah Wa Ywa Village 10,955,750












Activities by village in CDRT Townships - Year 2003 to 2012

Minbya Township

ANNEX IX

"Livelihood Sector Activities "


Minbya Tsp., Village Tract

Minbya Tsp., Village 7,421,560

Agriculture and Natural Resources Sector 440,60021

2Foliculture demonstation 21Demo

Livestock Sector 6,935,3604,868

6Livestock breeding demonstration Farm 228Farm/Demo

1Fish/Prawn culturing demonstration pond 0Pond

600,000Provision of animal vaccine and drugs 4,640Value

SRG/Micro Finance Sector 45,600240

45,600Materials support for SRGs 240Value

Aine Wun Village Tract

Ma Nyin Pyin Village 10,084,100

Agriculture and Natural Resources Sector 2,368,25097

41Provision of HYV seeds 41Acres

10Home gardening 10Garden

0Winter crops promotion 1Acre

9Provision of farming tools 21Sets

2Rice bank/Grain bank 22Banks

1Peas and beans plantation/provision 1Kg.

2Treadle pumps installed 1Pumps

Livestock Sector 4,385,600450

254Livestock breeding 317Head

10,600Provision of animal vaccine and drugs 123Value

10Cockrel exchange prgrams 10Heads

Income Generation Sector 1,388,75017

16Small scale trading/business 16Activities

82,500Provision of implementing tools 1Values


517,500SRGs-Funds for working capital/GDF 41Funds

Most Vulnerable/PoP Sector 296,0003

296,000Provision of fund/materials for vulnerable/PoP (SLDF)

3Value

Emergency Response Sector 1,128,000150

1,128,000Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (CIDG)

150Value

Khaung Laung Chaung Village Tract

Zee Kaing (N) Village 6,994,050











Income Generation Sector 826,25010



320,000Provision of fund/materials for vulnerable/PoP 2Value



(SLDF)


136,000Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (SLDF)

13Value


93Value

Zee Kaing (O) Village 3,489,000

Agriculture and Natural Resources Sector 800,00034















1Value

Otarar Village Tract

Otarar Village 8,813,900

















Most Vulnerable/PoP Sector 1,344,00013

1,344,000Provision of fund/materials for vulnerable/PoP (SLDF)

13Value



116Value

Pha Laung Pyin Village Tract

Ray Ngan Se Village 10,392,921



320,000Agricultural input fund 7Value







8Oil seed plantation/provision 2Acres

120,042Fruit tree plantation/provision 3Plants

7Root crop plantation/provision 13Acres

5Kitchen crop plantation/provision 5Acres


7Vegetable plantation/provision 17Kg.


100Prenial crops 1Plants











5Value

Emergency Response Sector 88,0002


2Value

Kyar Pike Kay Village 11,603,620













900Fertilizer Assistance 6Kg.

2,100Prenial crops 18Plants





Environment Sector 15,60024

24Provision of fuel efficiency stoves 24Stove




SRG/Micro Finance Sector 1,680,000112

1,680,000SRGs-Funds for working capital/GDF 112Funds



8Value


639,800Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster 17Value



(SLDF)

Thar Yar Kone Village Tract

Thar Yar Kone (MIN) Village 6,268,160





















1Value



12Value

Myaung Chaung Village 12,962,416



1,200,000Agricultural input fund 25Value




2Seed Demonstration Plot 2Plot








10Drip irrigation 10Drip sets















(SLDF)

Sa Inn (New) Village 5,434,700


1Provision of fertilizer/fertilizer bank 6Banks







1Sprayer introduction 14No.





1Buddizzo assistance 129No.





8Value



8Value

Sa Inn (Old) Village 11,668,150






















18Value

Yan Tine Village Tract

Praing Taw Village 7,006,118
























1Value



25Value

Hnget Pyaw Chaung Village Tract

Hnget Pyaw Chaung(L) Village 8,728,250























1Value



23Value


121Value

Zin Yaw Maw Village Tract

Mhin Tauk Village 6,201,750













1Water Gates 96Gates

Livestock Sector 939,800237










1Value



27Value

Te Nan Pyin Village 8,676,865


























5Value



28Value


106Value

Zam Bra Village 4,960,220










23Fruit tree plantation/provision 1Plants
















2Value



13Value

Zin Yaw Maw Village 8,187,840






















63Value


138Value

Rin Bway Village Tract

Rin Bway Village 9,395,980



























7Value



28Value

Krein Chaung Village Tract

Thinga Net Taungpaw Village 5,799,070

























4Value



17Value



Taung Chay Pyin Village Tract

Sin Ohe Village 6,065,300






















8Value



16Value

Nat Shin Chaung Village 12,856,415





















6Value



69Value


138Value

Kywe Gyo Village Tract



Kywe Gyo Village 9,494,055


























7Value

Nga Ray Gauk Village 10,744,825



























7Value



Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Village Tract

Let War Khat Village 8,678,615
























10Value

Nga Man Chay Village 5,234,250






















2Value



12Value

Ta Ra Gu (New) Village 7,250,275



























5Value

Ta Ra Gu (old) Village 8,643,850

























4Value



20Value

Kay Tha Lar Chaung Wa Village 8,601,370
































8Value

Kyaung Taung Village Tract

Chaung Net Village 10,617,250























4Value





27Value


144Value

Ah Haung Taung Village 10,106,805

























3Value



20Value


86Value

Che Taung Village 9,024,100























(SLDF)



27Value

Khwa Sone Village 9,669,910


























7Value



44Value

Than Gyo Village 9,897,950































1Value



29Value

Thinga Net Village Tract

Thinga Net Village 13,415,539













Livestock Sector 4,641,6001,311














8Value


1,044,800Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (SLDF)

27Value

507,900Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (CIDG)

312Value

Sa Ka Ray Village 9,422,150























22Value

Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Village Tr

Ah Htet Nga Pyaw Chaung Village 9,816,400
























7Value


419,500Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (CIDG)

771Value

Kyat Yet Village 5,501,550

























1Value

Phay Thar Pyin Village 13,024,450























1Value



35Value


235Value

Phar Pyaw Village 11,941,700


























8Value

Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Village Tract

Kay Tha Lar Prawn Wa Village 10,622,810
























May Lun Village Tract

Taung Poe Kay Village 4,339,650























1Value



7Value

Thin Pone Chaung Village Tract

Thin Pone Chaung Village 13,065,150





















7Value

Zee Pin Gyi Village 10,780,050


















5Value

Khwa Sone (Upper) Village 20,195,725
















1Engine pumps for irrigation 139Pumps











9Value

Ba Li Bauk Village Tract

Ba Li Bauk Village 12,878,850
















7Value

Ah Wa Ywa Village Tract

Phar Pyaw (Upper) Village 12,916,450
























7Value

Shwe Sai Kone Village 4,275,600

















Ah Wa Ywa Village 14,277,350





















6Value

Khein Chaung Village Tract

Kyein Chaung Village 479,000



47Value

Ent Fya Village 73,000





6Value

Lake Kyauk Ra Village 94,000



8Value

Pyin Gyi Village 52,000



4Value

Taung Chay Pyin 1 Village 808,000



80Value

Yin Chaung Village 500,000



49Value

Nat Kan Pyin Village 206,000



20Value

Khaung Laung Chaung Village 1,151,000


1,151,000Provision of fund/materials for natural disaster (SLDF)

114Value

Kywe Na Phar Sue Village 185,000



18Value

Tha Bru Ye Myint Village 122,000



11Value

Aik Phet Village 45,000



4Value

Yan Tine Village 388,000



38Value

Lat Pan Kaing Village 164,000



15Value

La Har Kyay Village 640,000



63Value



Kha Maung Taw Village 101,000



9Value

Thine Kyat Village 150,000



14Value

Kywe Tet Village 255,000



25Value

Taung Chan Pyin 2 Village 220,000



21Value



UNDP · Page | 1 Table of Content I. Introduction Page 2 II. Project Coverage Page 3 III. Project Achievements Page 4 IV. Annex Annex I Township coverage villages Annex II Self Reliance

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